Maine's pioneering spirit shaped America in profound ways. As the nation's shipbuilding powerhouse for over 60 years, Maine crafted vessels that connected global trade routes and strengthened the U.S. Navy. Not content with maritime innovation alone, the state revolutionized land transportation by building New England's first superhighway and inventing the modern donut. From coastal shipyards to modern highways, Maine's legacy continues to influence American today.

Buckle up for an epic journey exploring America's three longest Interstate highways: I-40, I-80, and I-90 and their histories! #travel

Home of Larry Bird, David Letterman, and the Indy 500, Indiana blows people away with many impressive accomplishments.

Delaware is a tiny state with nearly three centuries of history and their tourism industry has kept it alive! Read about DE Route 52!

Arkansas is the Natural State for a reason. Read about how our roads and highway system are upgrading to benefit our tourism industry!

Arkansas's roadways started all the way back in 1820 and have a long history of development and are still improving thanks to tourism!

In the 1960's, the US switched to kilometers. Read about how we once tried to convert America to the metric system!

Alaskan Highways started out as dogsled trails and ended up being still one of the most difficult highways to cross. Read more here!